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Use a tool like swinfo to ascertain what the passwords are. Its a free tool as well. 
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Use a tool like swinfo to ascertain what the passwords are. Its a free tool as well.

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I currently have the HP-Compaq agents v6.4 loaded on my server 2003 server. When I select the HP array configuration utility, I get the Systems Management homepage for my server. It displays in the left hand corner Login Account:anonymous. Then I can log on as administrator, operator or user. The problem is, I don't know what the passwords are for any of these accounts. Are there default passwords or is there a way to change them? I realize that there are new updates for the version that I am running, but I don't want to update quite yet. 
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I currently have the HP-Compaq agents v6.4 loaded on my server 2003 server. When I select the HP array configuration utility, I get the Systems Management homepage for my server. It displays in the left hand corner Login Account:anonymous. Then I can log on as administrator, operator or user. The problem is, I don't know what the passwords are for any of these accounts. Are there default passwords or is there a way to change them? I realize that there are new updates for the version that I am running, but I don't want to update quite yet. 

Cannot authenicate in HP-Compaq Systems Management Homepage on Server

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